Hmmm, looks like I'm the one talking to myself, now. That was in response to Rowain, obviously. 
If you know what I mean.
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WW38: The Story of the Stories
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(April 15th, 2015, 06:16)Rowain Wrote: Where do you think the scummbuddies are? I expect few or maybe even none of them on Gazglum. They could be anywhere else, but I don't think Bob stands out as more suspicious than the rest of us based on how he played it. To review, he made this post: (April 14th, 2015, 10:31)Bobchillingworth Wrote: Molach is tough to get a read on, but this wouldn't be the first time he posted something alarmingly suspicious as a villager. In the Alpha Centauri / Planetfall-themed game he kept a private, self-made QT diary as a villager, which he presented as evidence of his innocence. Lynching him on the basis of a joke seems like awfully weak justification, even for D1, especially since that joke was essentially begging for people to vote for him. Molach isn't playing WW for the first time, I can't see why scum would paint a target on themselves on D1 like that with no prompting. I guess it could be an orchestrated busing gambit, but "bad joke from a villager" seems more likely. TBH Jowy's "posting restriction" seems at least as fishy to me, although I'd also give him a night to prove he can pass it around or whatever. Half an hour before the deadline, when the tally looked like this: Tally as of post 306 Wrote:5 votes: Molach (Jowy, Gazglum, Mattimeo, Lewwyn, AdrienIer) And subsequently stayed on Lewwyn. I don't see that as particularly incriminating.
If you know what I mean.
(April 15th, 2015, 06:25)Rowain Wrote:(April 15th, 2015, 06:24)Lewwyn Wrote: Bob's play is in character with village Bob, IMO. I don't think he's acting affected. Mostly it comes down to Bob being particularly stubborn, especially on the first day when you don't know anything. He's sure that I'm suspicious and nobody is going to move him off his top suspect. Now obviously that becomes a problem in later days, but for day one when you're not sure it makes sense in terms of Bob. Now he might just be using it as an excuse to slide under the radar, but in the end this would actually put him more on the radar I think. Thus, more likely villager than scum, but I grant not implausible to be scum. He's not at the top of my scum list.
“The wind went mute and the trees in the forest stood still. It was time for the last tale.”
This might come to some as a severe shock
In this game I am fan of the Lew and the Gore This time I shall not tell them to go sit on a cock In the next verse I shall explain some more Lew's scum game is simple and silent He's helpful as town, a leader and saint As scum he's not one who would incite a riot He'd be sitting quiet showing restraint As for Gore he followed the other Right on his scum buddy, or possibly two? That's better than hopping off like one brother If Molach is scum then so is novice too There is one more I would call town It will be clear to all in the long run Often he wears a particular crown As the king that gets to have the least fun Singing gets tiring I must admit But thanks to the help of one wonderful guy Tomorrow I give a break to my wit It's time for a haiku day to drop by One more thing before the song ends We need someone who'll make sentences cohere Maybe join with me tomorrow to be haiku friends In any case I'm going to need a volunteer (April 15th, 2015, 07:16)Rowain Wrote: @Lewwyn neighbor Wrote:Well, Gaz being scum gives a fairly strong meta-clear for you, in my mind. Of course, BRick, so it's not exactly guaranteed, but for now I'm good assuming you're town. Especially given the switch to Gaz at the last minute, too. I asked him for thoughts on Zakalwe: neighbor Wrote:Apart from deliberately misrepresenting things for fun and profit (though I'll admit that he generally does this, regardless), zak seems unusually tunneled on Fenn. That's all for post lynch atm. I don't know that revealing him at the deadline is a bad thing or we are better served revealing before deadline.
“The wind went mute and the trees in the forest stood still. It was time for the last tale.”
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